Eyebrow threading is not a new invention. According to some sources, it already existed in India thousands of years ago. Later, it spread throughout Asia, the Middle East and Europe. Today, eyebrow threading has more and more fans in the United States and the United Kingdom. Several beauty bloggers (e.g.: Lily Pebbles, Estée Lalonde) go into raptures over this method, send posts or videos about the beautiful result.

Lily Pebbles, Estée Lalonde

It is no coincidence that eyebrow threading is so popular: it has several advantages over traditional eyebrow waxing or tweezing:

– it enables the precise, well­-defined shaping of the eyebrows
– the result is healthy, well­-groomed skin
– it is gentle to the skin
– it is fast and effective: it removes longer as well as hardly visible shorter hairs that are unnecessary

By threading, even those unwanted hairs that are in other parts of the face or near the lips can be removed.

The eyebrow stylist works with a 40­ cm­ long thread that is twisted several times in the middle and has two knots at its ends. By proceeding with this thread on the skin, we can remove strong/visible as well as short/subtle hairs quickly and easily. The process is faster and less painful than tweezing or waxing. As it works without chemical substances and thermal effect, it is more gentle to the skin. It is enough to repeat the treatment every third or fourth week.